Restored luxury liner delivered to U.S. company

NAGASAKI, Japan - The 116,000-ton luxury cruise ship Sapphire Princess anchors at Nagasaki Port May 27. The ship, severely damaged by a fire in 2002 while undergoing interior work at a shipyard in Nagasaki, was delivered to its U.S. owner the same day after repairs were completed.

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